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Done with Silay town tour, and now it’s time to say goodbye to Silay City. We took a bus ride heading to Bacolod terminal and jeep ride to Bacolod town proper. Our first stop in Bacolod is the San...
Silay is also known as the Paris of Negros, because during the Spanish colonial era Silay was the seat of culture and arts in Negros Occidental. This was the highlight of our tour in Silay City –...
After our breakfast at El Ideal Bakery, we headed to San Diego Pro Cathedral Church. It is located in Silay’s town proper near El Ideal Bakery. The San Diego Pro-cathedral, formerly known as the...
Hello Silay Airport! From the airport, we rode a tricycle to Silay’s town proper. We were so hungry, and so we headed to El Ideal Bakery for breakfast. El Ideal Bakery was established in the 1920’s...
A few months ago, Nil and I were both planning to visit Bacolod to witness the Masskara Festival, and for me meet to his relatives too. And so after our epic fail booked tickets from Zest Air, here...
Few Facts about Mt. Romelo : Major Jump-off: Brgy. Macatad, Upland Siniloan. Elevation: 300 MASL Days required / hours to summit: 1 day, 2-3 hours.Specs: Minor Climb, Difficulty 2/9, Trail Class 1...
It was Friday and our last day of our SharePoint training, we (Ate Lea and Ate Klarence) decided to have merienda at Ayala Triangle. The restaurant was full when we arrived, we decided to check...
I CAME, I RAN, I SURVIVED! Outbreak Manila is a marathon with a twist. You are given three flags, which will serve as your lives, and you have zombies scattered along the track trying to get them....
We Filipino loves street foods! Sa Kanto, which is owned and operated by the same group as Borough and Il Ponticello, is serving our favorite street foods in cozy and comfortable surroundings. I...
Few Facts about Mt. Maculot : Major Jumpoff: Mountaineer’s Store, Brgy. 7 “Siete”, CuencaExit point (traverse): Brgy 5 (to Grotto), Cuenca LLA: 13°55 N; 121°2 E; 706 MASL (Rockies) / 930 MASL...
It was our last day in Coron. Early morning we went to Coron Church and headed to the souvenir shops for our pasalubong. We decided to eat our lunch near our hotel. We headed to Centro Coron The...
It was a tiring yet adventurous day for our Coron Island Day Tour – Kayangan Lake, Twin Peaks Reef, Atwayan Coral Garden, Skeleton Wreck and Twin Lagoon. I ended the day craving for a halo-halo, we...
After our beach bumming/island hopping day in Coron – Bulog Dos Island, Banana Island and Malcapuya Island, we headed to La Sirenetta for dinner. It was Ate Vicky’s last night in Coron, and so we...
After our first-day adventure in Coron - Coron Town Tour, Mt. Tapyas trek and Maquinit Hot Spring dip, we asked our guide for a suggestion for a place to eat, they told us that one of the famous...
Our next stop and our last adventure was Twin Lagoon which is two lakes separated by a narrow opening. It’s best to swim with your life vest on since it gets really deep in some parts. At low tide,...
After our lunch at Atwayan Beach, we headed to the Skeleton Wreck, one of Coron’s popular wreck-diving site. During the World War II, 26 Japanese Nasal Vessels where submerged in the waters of...
We had our lunch at the Atwayan Coral Garden, also known as Atwayan beach. Lunch was included in the tour package of course. We were served with grilled pork chop, grilled fish, sweet and chili...
After enjoying the crystal clear, blue-green waters of Kayangan lake, we were taken to Twin Peaks Reef, which is not that far from the lake. The boat stopped in the middle of two islets for us to...
It is our day3 in Coron : the Coron Island Tour. Our first stop, the Kayangan Lake. A mysterious, secretive lake hidden in the towering limestone cliffs. Approaching these limestone cliffs, I’m...
We boarded our boat down the Malcapuya Island and immediately started exploring. However, as we got closer, we realized that the boat seemed to have changed direction . Instead of us moving...
After exploring Bulog Dos Island, we headed to our second destination, the Dicalabuan Island or more popularly known as Banana Island. No, there aren’t so many bananas or its trees here, but yes,...
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